Grace Fisk scores twice as Liverpool Women win Women Super League opener

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Liverpool Women kicked off their Barclays Women Super League campaign with a comfortable 4-0 win over newly promoted Charlton Athletic.Grace Fisk usually spends her time stopping other teams from scoring, but the Liverpool captain picked a brilliant sunny afternoon to do something completely different.Playing away at Charlton Athletic, Fisk scored two unexpected goals. That gave Liverpool a comfortable 4-0 win to start the new Women's Super League season.It was the dream start for new manager Gareth Taylor.

The team looked sharp all over the pitch, played with plenty of confidence, and easily took all three points back home.It was a tough day for Karen Hills’ side who offered very little by way of threatening the Liverpool goal, relying largely on set pieces and pot shots from range to which they had no success.There were first competitive starts for Khiara Keating, who placed between the sticks following her move from Manchester City in the summer, and Endemann. A sharp double save was required of Whitehouse to deny Ceri Holland her first of the season, restricting the scoreline to 1-0 at the break.Fisk and Liverpool doubled their tally shortly after the interval.

Once again, the Liverpool captain was there to stroke past Whitehouse who had no chance.— Liverpool FC Women (@LiverpoolFCW) September 6, 2026Ten minutes later, Endemann scored again at the near post to make it 3-0 after 52 minutes. Kapocs easily scored the penalty into the bottom right corner, sealing a 4-0 win and sending Liverpool to the top of the WSL table.Add us as a preferred source on GoogleFollow